The 185/50R16 is one of the most common passenger car tire sizes in the US. As of today, prices across major retailers range from $57.93 to $275.90 per tire. The lowest price currently tracked by Treddur is $57.93 at Walmart.
The 185/50R16 tire size is commonly found on compact and subcompact cars, including certain trims of the Honda Civic, Volkswagen Polo, and Skoda Fabia. This narrower, low-profile size is often used on smaller European and Asian market vehicles where fuel efficiency and precise handling are prioritized. It is less common in North America but widely used in European markets on economy-oriented hatchbacks and sedans.
At the budget end, brands like Kumho and Nexen offer reliable options in the 185/50R16 size with decent tread life at affordable prices. Mid-range shoppers should consider Hankook or Falken, which provide a good balance of performance, comfort, and durability. For premium performance, Michelin and Continental produce high-quality options in this size that deliver superior wet and dry handling along with longer tread warranties.
Treddur is currently tracking 23 listings for 185/50R16 tires. Prices range from $57.93 to $275.90 depending on brand and retailer.
Shoppers looking for winter tires in this size should purchase in early fall, ideally September or October, before inventory tightens and prices rise. Summer or all-season tires in this size tend to see modest discounts in late winter when demand is lower.
Due to its relatively niche fitment, the 185/50R16 size tends to have limited availability and can carry slightly higher per-tire prices than more common sizes, with typical retail prices ranging from around $70 to $180 per tire depending on brand and performance category.
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The 185/50R16 tire size is commonly found on compact and subcompact cars, including certain trims of the Honda Civic, Volkswagen Polo, and Skoda Fabia. This narrower, low-profile size is often used on smaller European and Asian market vehicles where fuel efficiency and precise handling are prioritized. It is less common in North America but widely used in European markets on economy-oriented hatchbacks and sedans.
Shoppers looking for winter tires in this size should purchase in early fall, ideally September or October, before inventory tightens and prices rise. Summer or all-season tires in this size tend to see modest discounts in late winter when demand is lower.
At the budget end, brands like Kumho and Nexen offer reliable options in the 185/50R16 size with decent tread life at affordable prices. Mid-range shoppers should consider Hankook or Falken, which provide a good balance of performance, comfort, and durability. For premium performance, Michelin and Continental produce high-quality options in this size that deliver superior wet and dry handling along with longer tread warranties.
Due to its relatively niche fitment, the 185/50R16 size tends to have limited availability and can carry slightly higher per-tire prices than more common sizes, with typical retail prices ranging from around $70 to $180 per tire depending on brand and performance category. Current listings on Treddur range from $57.93 to $275.90.